In 1903, while telling the American journalist James Krilman about Hadji Murat, Tolstoy said: This is a poem about the Caucasus, not a sermon. The central figure is Hadji Murat - a national hero who served Russia, then fought against...
it alongside his people, and ultimately the Russians decapitated him. This is a tale of a people who despise death. The book includes stories from the Caucasian cycle: Raid, Timber Cutting, The Cossack Captive, Snowstorm, written from impressions of returning from the Caucasus to Yasnaya Polyana.
In 1903, while telling the American journalist James Krilman about Hadji Murat, Tolstoy said: This is a poem about the Caucasus, not a sermon. The central figure is Hadji Murat - a national hero who served Russia, then fought against it alongside his people, and ultimately the Russians decapitated him. This is a tale of a people who despise death. The book includes stories from the Caucasian cycle: Raid, Timber Cutting, The Cossack Captive, Snowstorm, written from impressions of returning from the Caucasus to Yasnaya Polyana.
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